For over 50 years now A Charlie Brown Christmas has been a holiday pop culture mainstay, which is why most people would find it surprising that it was doomed for failure and almost never even ...

Charlie Brown can never catch a break in Peanuts, especially in the earliest comic strips. Here are the 10 funniest that just ...

A Charlie Brown Christmas is the second longest-running holiday special in TV history, second only to 1964's Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer. But before it hit the small screen 50 years ago, all ...

Charlie Brown, too, was far less depressing than his later depictions would make him. The years saw massive changes to their ...

Here's the good news about The Peanuts Movie: Charlie Brown is still a blockhead.Not a parents-toss-rocks-into-his-trick-or-treating-bag type of blockhead, or a too-depressed-to-walk-upright one ...

She did it first on Nov. 16, 1952. Charlie Brown explains to Lucy: “All you have to do is hold the ball. Then I come running and kick it.” She’s not so sure. “I don’t know if this is ...

'A Charlie Brown Christmas' caught TV executives by surprise. They were not expecting the special's subversive holiday message. Many thought the show would be a failure.

Peanuts special lovers can watch and stream A Charlie Brown Christmas on Apple TV Plus this holiday season. And they should because the story and Vince Guaraldi Trio’s soundtrack hold up even ...